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They just keep following me home
I answered a Craigslist ad for a 451 snowblower and ended up coming home with the blower, a 54" deck and a rough looking but good running 2084(weights and chains too). Anybody got some decent used plastics?
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Nice Haul Group_44
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What in the h311 happened to that grill?!
Otherwise nice haul! b
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Not sure what happened to it but there isn't a good piece of plastic on it. The whole front end (plastic) is held together with zip ties. Mechanically it is in surprisingly good condition.
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Nice grab! Now you don't have to worry about freeing up a machine to put the blower on.
Is that a Formula SAE car in your avitar? I helped my friend build one at Drexel about 10 yrs ago that looked something like that (they all looked similar). Bill |
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Take a look at this thread.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=36031 You may want to talk to Tim about doing the same thing to that 2084.
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The avatar is my vintage Formula Ford coming off pit road at Watkins Glen, it's a 1976 Zink Z-10C
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